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wut happens???

Discussion in 'Marijuana Growing Techniques' started by KMK Killa 420, Jun 19, 2006.

  1. KMK Killa 420

    KMK Killa 420 Member

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    when you clone a plant... does it increase the yield?.. does a whole new plant start to grow??...and how , in a simple explaination, does it work??
     
  2. rangerdanger

    rangerdanger Senior Member

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    Many growers keep several donor ("mother") plants and take clones off of them. That involves taking a small cutting from a plant and rooting it. It becomes a seperate plant (though still part of the donor).
    The advantages of growing from clones:
    -You know what sex the clones are. No more wasted time/space/$$$ on males.
    -You know how good the smoke will be.
    -You don't have to wait 4--6 weeks for the plants to reach sexual maturity before flowering. You can flower a clone whenever you want, even if it just rooted.
    -It's a way to preserve a favorite strain.
     
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